Huntington High School - Huntingtonian Yearbook (Huntington, NY)

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if it if THE HUNTINGTONIAN 1936 1 if R ROOT AND HANDLE woRsT OIPFENOE NOTED FOR DIsPosITIoN 20 YEARS HENCE MORGAN, JAMES football selling tickets amiable salesman NOHEJL, ELEANOR figure weight sunny old maid NOHEJL, MARGARET history hair quiet Mrs. Somebody O,RE.ILLY, LEONA a certain male lateness model not settled OWEN, RUTH timidity tranquillity afraid at home PATIKY, CHARLOTTE salutatorian Bill fickle Garbo II PERINCHIEF, DORIs pres. Soph. class Brushie nice Mrs. Brush PETTIT, WILLIAM pres. Senior class basketball coy business man PFLEIDERER, VIOLET sewing pretty eyes shy not sure POWELL, DAVID tackling football lazy still football? PROBE, MARIE Johnny B. Freddie and quiet housewife Johnny PROPSKY, EDWARD Amer. hist. homework amicable Hist. prof. mark PROVENZANO, NICHOLAS smartness history egotistic preaching PAR QINSON, BARBARA Willie Artie peachy Mrs. Harnaham RAYMON, FLORENCE cheer leading good leadership determined poet REUscI-IENBERG, MARTHA noise attracting atten- unreliable making trouble tion RIDDELL, GLADYS Buddy', crushes laughing having fun RIGGS, EDWIN himself conceit happy-go-lucky could.n't say ROBBINS, JERENE jokes Originality gloomy genius ROSENROFE, DANIEL valedictorian tongue grouchy big business ROY, HENRY egotism Seventeen conceited actor? ? ? RUEIN, JACK typewriting shortness so-so in high school SAMMIS, DONALD eyes blushing kind bachelor SAMMIS, GORDON pres.Junior class blushing jolly being chased SANDERS, CAROL Billy Curtis sweet Mrs. Jones? SCARPATI, VIRGINIA riding cuteness amiable wifey SCHAEFER, HARRIET Colby tininess natural on radio SCI-IALLER, FRED English baseball hot-headed corporation SCHIEFERSTEIN, FRANK marks timidity very shy in H. H. S. SCHOW, RALPH mean Hddle inquisitiveness indifferent still fiddling SCUDDER, BURDGE tow head women sociable woman-chaser SCUDDER, DOROTHY quietness art shy artist SCUDDER, ELIZABETH art obliging kind helping SEDDON, JACK trouble making Clarice dopey in Senate SHAIREN, ADELAIDE high marks talking sociable educating SHANNON, NELLIE books reading backward reading SKIDMORE, MARGARET southern accent bragging sleepy doctor ? ? ? SMITH, DORIS weight church singing sunny opera SNEDEN, EVELYN candy weight good natured same SONNEE, LILLIAN men boys I'll take cream bachelar girl SOVERIOQ MARY knit-a-bit profile changeable housewife SOVERIO, MILDRED gabbing black eyes amicable trying STRICKLAND, GLADYS history boys friendly still history STRICKLAND, LESLIE absent-minded- strikeout king dumb huh? ness SWEZEY, REEVE curls Viola pesky fashion model THORNE, VICTORIA eyes English compo- pleasant writing sitions TRAINER, JACOB history attempts friendly rabbi TURNER, EDITH prompting height obliging teacher VANDERMASS, CHARLES height Jean shy professor VANSISE, DOROTHY Freddie Johnny quiet married VALENTINE, WALTER shortness bragging snooty hubby WEINSTEIN, DORIS chairman Wash- talking forward madam chair- ington group man WHELAN, JOHN shyness math backward mathematician TILDEN, FLORENCE studying trying obliging not in school WHITESTONE, BURTON ? staff collecting ads girl-shy advertising WHITBY, FRANCIS ? staff helping Burt funny still helping Burt WIGGINS, IRVIN curly locks bluH'er shyish husband WILHELM, CURTIS Editor N? highland Hing bright a madcap mar- riage +251

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f is ff THE HUNTINGTONIAN 1936 f 1 if Mistakes and Misfortunes of 1936 ROOT AND HANDLE ALGER, BETTY RAE ALGERIA, PATSY AMBROSIA, VIRGINIA BEITLER, EUGENE BERDAN, EDNA BLOXOM, FRANCES BROADLAND, OswALD BRANDT, Wioo BUNCE, FRANK BUNCE, LAWRENCE CI-IAPPELL, MURIEL CHIURCO, PHILLIP COLLINS, HORTENSE DEAN, FRANCIS DEIMAL, LORRAINE DOLL, PAULINE DREUSIRE, ALICE ELWELL, CLAIRE FAIRCHILD, RALI-I-I FARRELL, MARY FIEGERMAN, HARRY FILBY, DEARBORN FI.ANDERs, MARGARET GALE, KENT GARDINER, ARTHUR GILLMAN, IDA GORDON, HARVEY COULD, JEAN GREEN, DONALD HACK, MARJORIE HAsKIN, RITA I-IERMAN, NATI-IAN HILDENBRAND, CHARLES HILL, DOROTHY HOLLISTER, BRUCE HORNE, EDWARD HORTON, PATRICIA IRVINE, ROBERT JACKMUFF, OLGA JOHNSON, ISADORA JONES, MERWIN KACZUR, LOTTIE KETCIIIJM, FRED KIRBY, FRANCIS LIBUITI, JULIUS Loasorr, GERTRUDE LORCI-I, CIIRIS LYONS, MARION MAIWALD, ERNEST MARIBOE, HERBERT MASCARO, LOUIS MELROSE, DAVID MEULLER, FRED MOODLE, HOPE MORAN, ELIzAIsETII MORAwsKI, LILLIAN woRsT OFFENOE posing handle quietude eyebrows bashfulness dependability handle handle mumbling violin Greenlawn sax Gicurtlf everything reserve ' 'J osephine' ' football heroes hair bashfulness exuberance clothes never mind G5Mi'ke7! football women talking voice curiosity girl shy ' henna shortness homework brightness high marks flirtations bridge fiend leaving school Vice-Pres. G. O. timidity history water boy historian handsomeness bluffing football capt. Washington orations quietness editor Year Book studying Pres. G. O. eyes' crushes Dickie weight entering H. H. S. NOTED FOR attractiveness wise cracks history class absent-minded- ness tears high marks violin track timidity wiggling men his orchestra chasing silliness seclusion car basketball flirting baseball horses ambition football eyes heart-breaking flirting clothes history neatness blushing blufling blufling Amer. history casualness her cousin women voice figure legs retiring friendliness cooing eyebrows Marjori 3 history football arguing baseball Amer. history worrying history Betty Rae' ' quietness Teddy, Marie Barney' ' ba skethall interest in nurs- ing -A' 24. 'A- DIsPos1TION quiet fresh shy slow shy reliable simple boisterous mild simple amiable quiet so-so foolish shy good natured changeable giddy shy pleasant game changeable retiring friendly forward forward excitable stiH' quiet indefinable excited friendly sleepy obliging dfypev friendly winning o. k. bashful kind silly modest quiet rather shy so-so grouchy forward quiet good natured girl shy! clifficlent friendly fickle critical pleasant amiable 20 YEARS HENCE the missus fruit market wife professor small-town girl somebody'S stenographer violinist circus strong man still mild Rubinoff II the wife waving a baton still chasing sillier same , R. N. GJ not sure hairless Greenlawn riding the top nobody knows? retired married and divorce dress shop historian a good housewife still blushing don't dare guess who knows business man professor housewife 3rd marriage lacrosse champ lesser half not an officer Same girl kitchen hen-peeked husband history teacher still married blushing football coach the boss orator still in history ye editor assistant to Miss Gilbert politician Palm the bar Mrs. Johnson coach nurse

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f if as THE HUNTINCTONIAN 1936 if if 1 Www, jj! b'uLf umor Class , 1. VIVIAN JENO President ARLENE STAUDENMAIER DORIS STRANSKY Secretagr Treasurer ROBERT MGNULTY Vice-President ON A bright September day we, the Class of 337, started out on a four-year journey through Huntington High School. Before the beginning of our trip we elected as our leaders Norman Johannesen as president, Jack Ackerly, Lois Aboff, and Katherine Scott, vice-president, secretary, and representative re- spectively. Having successfully undertaken the beginning of our course we traveled along smoothly until the end of our Freshman year when we were duly initiated by the Seniors at the annual Freshman Party. In our Sophomore year we continued the journey previously started with Elsworth Holm, Viola Carlson, and Catherine Scott as president, secretary, and representative. During this jaunt we were given a delightful party by our leaders who acted in collaboration with Miss Meissner and Woodrow Van Hoven. At the end of the term we voted that the D.A.R. Citizenship awards be received by Viola Carlson and Harold Limouze. Having successfully passed the first half of our four-year course we eagerly undertook the remaining part of it with Vivian Jeno as president and Robert McNulty, Doris Stransky, Arlene Staudenmaier, and Ruth jones as vice- president, treasurer, secretary and representative. In this part of our travels we stopped in order that we could attend the annual Junior Prize Speaking Contest in which Lois Aboll' and Robert Creighton were first and Dorothy Kennard and Lete Newmen were second. All eight prize speaking contestants showed marvelous ability and untiring effort. Now that we will soon be finished with our four-year journey we hope to make our last year the happiest of our entire high school career. VIVIAN JENO, ,37 ir 25 if